Father Spitzer’s Universe

Fr. Spitzer and Doug discuss the highly documented case of Robbie Mannheim, who required more than 30 exorcisms and was the basis for the novel, “The Exorcist.” That, plus news topics, book reviews and viewer questions.

News topics include a transgender swimmer and comments from Archbishop Gomez on the elite leadership class, as Fr. Spitzer and Doug Keck take viewer questions and continue their discussion on demonic possession.

Fr. Spitzer and Doug Keck discuss paranormal manifestations of demonic possession such as poltergeist activity and levitation, as they continue covering topics from Father’s book Christ vs. Satan in Our Daily Lives.

In this Christmas edition, viewers ask a number of questions about the date of Jesus’ birth, Mary’s virginity, Santa Claus, Christmas trees, Nativity scenes, Liturgical services and what really happened in Bethlehem.

Satan is again on the agenda as Doug and Fr. Spitzer discuss effective strategies Catholics can use in dealing with him. Viewers ask if Satan can listen in on our confessions, and what he’s done that God can’t forgive.

Father and Doug discuss evidence that proves that Satan, really exists. Viewer questions include whether Covid is a punishment from God. Plus, an explanation of the Immaculate Conception and a new book on adoption.

While many academics view Satan as superstition, Fr. Spitzer reveals exactly why he is for real, one of the topics covered in his new book. Plus, viewer questions and a “can’t miss” documentary on a famous ballplayer.

Has climate change become a substitute for religion? Our hosts debate Cardinal Pell’s comments, and examine post-pandemic attendance at Church. Plus, they delve into the next chapter of Fr. Spitzer’s new book on Satan.

Does Satan know our thoughts? Fr. Spitzer tackles this and other viewer questions, and discusses ecologism, declining marriage rates and the downward trend of sacraments. Plus, more revelations from Father’s new book.

Fr. Spitzer and Doug Keck discuss how Jesus’ act of total sacrifice outshines the totality of human evil, and wins redemption for all mankind. Plus, Archbishop Gomez speaks on wokeness and questions from our viewers.